The vegan and vegetarian guide to Halloween
Is your favorite treat laced with meat by-products? Halloween is the perfect time of the year for anyone with a sweet tooth because there are definitely plenty of sweets to […]
Month: October 2014
No guts, all glory
Fun alternatives to pumpkin carving While tradition tells us decorating pumpkins for Halloween means slicing them open, not everyone has the time or desire to deal with the mess. Instead, […]
Back to its sweeping ways
Idaho sweeps Montana State The Idaho volleyball team returned to its winning ways Thursday night in Bozeman, Montana. The Vandals swept Big Sky Conference opponent Montana State 3-0 (25-19, 25-21, […]
The last Halloween
It was Halloween night. My roommates were going all out for our party. They put up banners, dressed up in costumes, you name it. Me? I was trying to avoid […]
The Dream
Night encased the Earth. I’m on the edge of sleep, sweating and my arm was aching something terrible.
Running game flowing
Idaho’s offensive line opening up holes for running backs The Idaho football team will go for two at 2 p.m. Saturday when it takes on Arkansas State in the Kibbie […]
Protect yourself from STIs
Discussing sexual health issues is important Sex can be a tricky subject to talk about. An even trickier topic is discussing the possible risks associated with sex, such as sexually […]
News Briefs
Wallace Time Machine The Wallace Residence Center will hold its annual Wallace Time Machine from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday. The event seeks to provide an opportunity for students to […]
Replacing Stephen Madison
With Stephen Madison gone, Verlin has unknowns heading into season This season, Idaho coach Don Verlin will face the difficult task of replacing Stephen Madison.
Staben takes a stance
President Chuck Staben declares himself a feminist It began with a T-shirt — one that University of Idaho President Chuck Staben was given by the Women’s Center on campus. Within […]